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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-10-12
Western Cottage Organ.

The most eompetent, unprejudiced
judges all over she country acknowl-
edge the superior merit of the Western
Cottage Organ. In manufacturing
them, the company uses nothing but
the best of stock and Is satisfied with
nothing but the best Of workmanship.
Miss Emma G.. Stedman has the
agency for the Western Cottage
organs here and sample instruments
may be seen at the residence of her
father, Mr.. A B. Stedman. She has
the agency alse for the best pianos in
the market. tt
ARTHUR STkDNAN,
General Agent.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-10-12

B For information in reference to
Lands and Towns owned by the CHICAGO
MILwAUKEE 81 ST.. PAUL. RAILWAY Com
PANY, write to Ii. g.. HAvGAE, Land
Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-10-12
TO and FRO" !llG Northwest /.
TICKET OFFICES

TICKET UEE1CLD:
CHICAGO-205 Clark st.
" Depot, Cor. Polk st. and STU Ave
" Palmer House.
Grand Pacific Hotel.
fremont House.
Broadway.
New Passenger Station,
ST. PAUL-I73 East Third Street.
Union Depot.
MIENEAPOLIS-19 Nioollet House Block.
:" Union Depot
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-10-12
win Test rorpedo Boats.

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. lit is under
stood that torpedo test viii be had this
week, eight torpedo boats simultaneously
attacking the United States cruiser At
Ianta. The Atlanta viii defend herself
as best she may. Admiral Luce will
superintend the movements.
An Indian was discovered setting fire
to the grain stacks of two brothers at
Rapid City, and ON being ordered away
shot one of the men, and in return they
shot him dead. The Indians in the neigh
borhood are acting ugly, and force of
police were sent to the place, who set fire
to the building and consumed the corpse.
The Indians VOW vengeance and trouble
is expected.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-10-12

Tallahassee is now "dry.n There is
not q saloon in the Florida capital.
Blaine is in Paris. Ne definite arrange
ments have been made as to where the
winter shall be spent. -
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-10-12

There is said to be lack of harmony
in the new board of directors of the
Northern Pacific.
Five million dollars in Western Unien
stocks is the price reported to have been
paid for the Baltimore g. Ohio telegraph
lines
Governor Weston and Col. Tanning, Of
Manchester, have been in St. Cloud,
Mimi, examining the water power in the
interests of a large cotton factory.
Philadelphia proposes to collect $780,
900 bond from the Baltimore & Ohio be-
cause it gave such bond not to CONSOLE
date with any other company in order to
get certain rights in the city.
A satisfactory freight agreement was
reached by representatives of the North
western roads at Chicago Thursday. The
Northwestern and Western associations
will be continued with notifications.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04

TIE raicAso municipal election will
take place to-mor-ow,a nd 1t is conceded
shat the Republican candidate, Mr.
-.)che, will have tremendous major
isy. The Democrats who are not So
cialis:s and Anarchists, having united
in their supper. OF him. TIE Herald,
Democratic, says Roche will be elected,
net as Repub.ican bus On the Law and
order Issue. AS Mr.. Roche will be the
frs. Republican Mayor Of Chicago for
eight years, ard ne IL to De elected By
bo.h Republicans and Democrats, he
Should when elee'ed and We trus: will,
be dsa. 10 partisan appeals and blind
10 par lsan lines. Chicago needs nan
for Mayor IN this Important crisis oil
her history, 10: politician, one who
sees nothing bu. q few paltry loave;
and fishes through party glasses. CHI
cszo has had eight years Of Democratic
Irule AID see what the ending is. So
cialisn and ansrehlsm rampant. n Ar
rison who has been Mayer fer the las
ghs year,, becoming convinced tina
he could no. be reelected again, re
slgnei his candidacy in favor OF Nelson
the Socialls;ic candidate, when per
|. .ion OF his parry nominated wealth
brewer as their candidate. All u
: CHER Democrats who would not follo'
, into either OF these camps are supper
Ing L 3che.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04
Mexican War Claims.

A Mexican soldier OF this city made
appl.caton fer the pension allowed oy
Coz ,ress several weeks ago. His ap-
ni!ca.iou was made in due form, accord
iaz to direc ions. Alter looking for an
answer Tor three or four weeks, he on
Saturday morning received the follow.
ing from Washington: Respectfully
returned with the information that
owing to the cr,sa!on OF Congress to
provide any force for the adjudication
Of the Mexican war service pension
claims. the bp.1au has not been able 70
record them. When the claim is
reached not,i cation will be given Of
the requirements II any are necessary
to com o!ete the same" TIE above /:
sIgned by Pension Claim Com missioner
John G. Back, AMI not only fally ex
plains the delay, but exonerates C9m
J missioner Black from the charge OF tar
: diness. Congress is the real party u
. blame, as 1t merely passed the pers.o'
/ bill and then left 1t without the mean
10 put 1t In active and successful opera
E ton within any reasonable scope O
iti,ne. Commissioner Black being him
! SELF an Old soldier whose sympa.h!es ar
{ er.i;ely with the soldiers, is wiling
. aud ready to do his part, II onlr ION
. sre.s had done It's pa5t. AS 1t :, Msxi
3 cIn veterans will simply hsie TO bid
n their time through the neF %; OF Co1
sress. Commissioner Back will, "
0 are confident, reach t.etr cases as zoo
q 81 be possibly cGA with the limited tor
z az his C5mmRrJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04

Oar COnoo1eueaonnA
On sep,smbsr l7sh next its proposed
IN celebrste the centennial OF tho edop.
ZION of the constitution OF the United
states In Philadelphia, Pa. The sssse
Of psnnsylvania will be asked 70 up.
propriate fifty thousand dollars Ano .ne
CITY Councils Of PhilaaelphiA - mucn
more, TO make the occasion one worthy
of note. II was this constitution tnAt
msds the United States the great
nation IL IL to-day. But for tha' IN,
strument the different colonies wouiu
have dri,ted apart, and instead OF one
great country there would have peen :
number Of significant States OF CIV!
and petty war with each other anu
would have probably fallen rich prey
)ior Europ San power and svarice. " Is
em,nently proper that the one nun
dred,h birthday Of our great charter
should be dttingly celebrated, and sew,
a,a, 4 the States have already moved
IN tbs matter, making appropria'ions
~ money to be s...itably Represented on
the osoasion. The CcrstiIution OF the
| u llteu 6LlteS 10 e1o a ~
piece OF work manship OF ils KiA -
the world hss ever known, and 1t eA'
stood tie test OF time in way that rev
persons would have predicted al tne
lime of It's promulgation.
Delaware should take leading hsnu
in This celebration, IS she was the mrs.
lStats Of the Union to ratity the Cousin
tuition. We hope the Legislature WI
not adjourn withou. taking some ac!ioi
upon this important subject, we nv
almost within sound of the grea. Gel
OF liberty tina. sent forth the news I
all the inhabitants OF the land thai
new nation was born on the An 2
} ] ally, ZIG, and 1t is highly appropria.
that next to Pennsylvania, Delawai
D .h,pld lead eff in making arrangement
TO take q part In this great centeHh
eliubi,ee. lie. us have ceisofAno
. tina. will show oar high sppreciah'
q 10, the bond that uni.es us as matte
II The l. egislature should pause In ..,s pa
8. SAGE OF bills OF all descr. pilon', son
}. coed and some wor ..lisss, to take II
portsnt action rpon this coming ce'
lie bTatiop.
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Our Friends-Hawks aud Owls

When viii our Legislature begin to
pee the injustice II has committed
Aeainst our family OF owls and hawks?
The Legislature OF Pennsylvania has
avoke TO see The Injustice that State
has committed sgains; this Numerous
fAmiiy and has repealed the ac: paying
. bounty for the killing OF these birds.
The law has been heavy tax upon
shat Safe, IS ever one hundred thous-
md dollars have been paid out by the
County Commissioners during the year
1856. Careful study @! orn!taolpgy has
shown conclusive!y that the mos. OF
tho eo-calle1 enemies CT the far ers
aee really friends WHO destroy veFmiu,
while In the case O auinals the com
Derciai value OF their skins cause t1eir
numbers to &c KEEP; down. That lee.s-
fslator's head was le7el, who, a nun.
ber of years ago, made q spee,h in cur
Legislature sgsiDs. tee passage u q
bil Offering o premium fer s1oo:!ra
hawks and owls, a. thsy de.:. yai the
farmerb' chickens. TIE Legislator re
1eEred to Is weil-kcown gentleman o
Eew CASTLE County. In MS speech l.
aid, We farmers OF Nav Castle Cum,
"a mot wan. this bill. True, We ka
= hawks and owls Ike other c3untiei
bat our hawks aud owls we've OF
lhends and not oar enemies. Tae
1ook, 1t Is true, chicken nov an
Ghen, but tbs great good they dor
wiped out the chicken account. The
Gunrded our meadows ard fields an
Aassrc yed the mice and rats that hobe
oem bed our ditch banks and destroy
our grain. We would much rath
hsve these hawks and owls than to
Without them, bat II our friends dow
In Kent and 6ussex Counties canu
raise chickens on accouR. of these Dir
Of prey, why OF course they SHOW
have this Law, bu. please excuse n
Castle County. Let the lower count
have the Law, 70. l tell you sincere
% hear the gentlemen FROM Sas;
talk, we must come to the conGius
tAst withou. this Law they Will have
uhickens, and II they have no chick
shsy will heve no preachers, and W
shsy have no preachers what is TO
oome Of them the Lord OILY knows.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04

in all the latest Spring

IN ali inc iusCSS OPiin6
shades, 37s cents. /
2so pieces Atwood Check
Suitings, 50 cents
100 pieces Atwood Alba
tross Cloth in Evening
shades, 50 cents.
Is pieces All-Wool Foule
Beige in grays and
browns, so cents.
60 pieces German Suit
ines, silk and wool
stripes, 50 cents.
200 pieces Wool and Silk
Plaid Tricots, IS cents.
10 pieces Atwood Back
Canvas, SD cents.
90 pieces Atwood Back
Panama Cloth, 50 cents.
aoo pieces Fancy Marseilles
Welting, II cents.
ago pieces Red and Blue
Plaid Printed Lawn, s
cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04

All the Dress Materials
will be on the first floor.
On the second foor you
may have a first Sight Of a
great variety Of COSTUMES OF
Foreign and Domestic make
Dresses and Robes and
Wraps chosen from ire best
markets CT the world.
Before the week ends you
shall see the surprises In
millinery.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and C.ty-hall square.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO, holds her mu1

CINCINNATI, OHIO, holds her mum
aanal electton to-day. Three tickets are
N tie field, the Democratic, the Re-
Duhaioan and the Labor tickets, and all
oes claiming the election. Republi-
ems expect that when the clouds o.
- contest have blown over, 1t will b'
Apand that Mayor Smith will have thu
pxixa
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ID ECflSTEk y UhDER.
Al, Rss.sTg5 : 0wI
NEW JAsTLs J3-s-Y, u
A.tr4f III

.-4l-- w N
Upon the a7p.i'l,l.a q Call1
RUBtNOAML AID JACtA IN
RIfBEECANt ,iItdc. 2 'ilslh
oams, Iate OF l1i.l t,-'i A!.il Mi1
dessheed. T. is O-ia,st AL ,i.s.s
Regiator tina. no Eis'1;9l' ai1sa
uoticc Of granting o. it.Ha ia
,ary upol TIE es.I.9 0. y
easod, with the il's O. TIlla
by causlny G4ye,.aslsa3 % \
Within forty Gags iIlG 40
such letters In fi1 q. IA ROE ltoA
THE county OF re- Uiit;, 'tlli
persons having to1sa.i rsllli' .
10 present the same, u ijlls bys'
Assembly In such asa ubi' sld p
and also cause IA AZ. . %
within tho s2as perG u ny
REPUBLICAN,, 3 ne7.plpsp15li'nsa, I
mingtoa, and 10 be ;laal7A 'ls'sil
v-cKs e 20 d.. .,. .,,,,ns
ofUnis4e'las asN!s; AVi y,
f-Sat Wilz.ts.It Il NW \. y,
Oour,y aioresald, @.t.! la! s;,pa n
~EiItea' RedE
yo-rcE.-All 7 .-s).i arg ha ~. =
the estate tho d 'essfl -. i 100
ARC. duly a..es.'i Z w. w, "a n
IN or before l1'a ~. ~.
.S;tc the Act OF ASSEMBLY 10 s.'- a'
and provided .,..,,vr q,
CHARLES ii kt9i'' a.
~ JACOB FRASuls ErsES0s J;
hIcyil,o, Che stt- t-.stl
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NUTlCE-i. III iN.AS J
IN tho tenant o; tas a0sN. ~
Mt. Pioa ANT Ac:el. Li'ug;si ~
OF Cbarles;on, tca..! ti;t..i'.
Chrisiiana Hrnircq, "a L.
New Castle 9hd State b, DalAs.
pli0nce with The rtqu :sHeaiS
TOO General Assembly n .gAs
and provided. do tessby .i,t ~
shall apply In writing to lie In
raj Sessions II tie t1.re an b
OF tho state Of lclaH1ts. IA N
Castle county, IN MONDAY n,s,
atay. a. ID. l5s;, haigg ng
q said cont, for a ii'e- = 'l:ng q
an ina or tavern i5rtLe .as lrnt
ioxlcs Ing liqut- in le la;t.n1
luart. TO 90 drpa. "a ;ae pra Nj
following r.sDG ctab.e t.',..l C. AID
recl ia mead tae SAT- a., tcl'.ltn
homas Toy EelS I ili.a
Robs!tii Fulton Janet HAHN
James Toner = 3'aY .,Osg|
John McCsnn Sn souN
VIM kirawoQd Michael VIZ
WIN J L. ime7 lh7 G,iax
Peter Collins tGEi'i IuM
m3l.sts 7HrLAS ! Lag
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wEST.BOURD:

WEST-BDUND:
Chicago limited, daily. a. NJ 4.
Arrives Chicago lilo mex: moaning. Tha
train does not take BaltiTUIc p1sso3gers.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. ..... .h.So a. m.
Arrives ttncinrs;i i.&b a. b.. So. LouR
e.40P. NJ. next day.
chicago and 81. Louis Express,
daily ........... .',...'..'. 'r.S'I y,
LEGAL ireipht vita rae5snSer coached AZ
tacbcd leaves De.awa'e ave. ctht on daily
except SUNDAY, VI s. 20 M; arrives In Can
ton at $40 y. III. stops st a Il 5tation1.
FOR LANDENBERb, go A. hi. anc
90 p. FL, daily. $40 l.. d.. daily, e1eep'
Sunday.
for Philadelphia ! 20 n. ~, 8 So A. M
and 2&sP. NJ. daily. For baltimore .
l \. M. daily. except Sunday, For s.sndep
berg 8 SO n. ri. aud t5 y. NJ, daily. 20
l q. II. and 90 T.. ti.. daily except Sunday.
| Through tickets can DO secured and sieep
/ ing car bsfths reserved by applying to Ii
\. Miller. agent, delaware avenue depot.
W. IRWIN, u, X. LORD,
l SUPERINTENDENT. Genl Pass. hgcn
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WrLMIN e;rGa q NORTHERN BE,

Tine tapIe IN effect Jan. 2STd. 1857. Iraini
leaye Wilmington IRE aca St-eet) &c !olibvs'
FOR Relding, BirdsDOr0, Joanna, spring
deld, WayneGburg junction, Manner, Potts
vile, Ta."nqua, Allentown, l.oeanoa, Wer.
Ard Roadiug X. e., 100 n. n. and 2.Sb p. n.
For Coalolylio. EmbrcoviliN, Lerape,
Ghndd's gcrd aad DuPont'g and iDterme
date 1nin's, 10, C. IN. 2tt, and 80 .. M.
For West Chester, % a. m. LIB, and t.h
LIP. ~,
I For New Bridge and iDtermeoiate pointa,
Is D. m. Except on Saturday, when irait
will leave at 8 20 p. M.
A. u. MoCAUSLAED, l.. d. BOWER,
l SiuucgirlNN dent GEM Ass. hut
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PUEBLO SALES.
pUnLl!u SAIL Al, " p,,, hc lss,e On Ssys
1HUKSDAY, April. Z, 1857,

At Hannums Livery stables, Tdgmont
ave-, one fquare from p, W. Il Is. X. h. dc.
pct, Chester, 20 head OF young, sound
nors IS, selocted expressly for this eaie, its.
HE for ali purposes Among tnis 10; will be
a brown horse, 4 years old, that 70 claimed
TO trot in go; a chestnut mare. by lighting
. dandy drive; can 20 IN tsreo minutes
Alac, douole ;eaT, iull Drothcr and sister.
sired by ice trls;or, record 2l0i4 All
horses guaranteed as represented or money
refunded. This sto:k Will be at the above
stables two days before sale. waero they caa
Oe inspected Catalogues ifsued three Gays
before sale. . and : Inontha' crtdii.
t. l.. ROBERTS.
l.. W. Stidham Son, Auc,s. m29-day-t.
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JAZZ. SerM. 1857.
Tfaanswiu leave WtlniAgt0n - 1el10wn
PniisAslphis lesprsssi: Z e. 80. 80
50, Q Il, $50, 10, . u, 10 u. II -. II 81 Al
u .. 2 y. g; a % g :n Z. osE. n:
, o. Z %. o, q. 10 90 .. n.
For USestsr lsxprsssl. . 90. Z q. . 20 sis
. u, IL %. II u q n, II %, , n, so and 10
Acoenmcdssion; . g, % I o g SIS: 10 80
New YORK, Z %, 81, ga . 100, 700. SIX
10 Of. IL 81 .. m. sla 20, . o., . s,s2a. 20,
lee rs 90. 10 % p. m.
For West uhsster, via I.amokin. $40 AND
10 Q. m, 30 and I 90 p. u.
For Newark tCentre) and intermediass
stations, TA2 .. m, IL s. and a p. IN.
Baltimore and Intern Mediate rtSsions, 10 Of
3. M, 9 81 p. IN. ana IL II night.
baltimore aud Bay Limo, As p. m.
Baltimore and washington, rs. 40, o.
Trains Il for Delaware Diyip.cn leave for:
l Now Castle, 90. 30 a. m, IL bb, 2 DO, ] Do
Io Is D. m. and IL o. tisht.
! deorsetown and Lewes, 5 90 .. M, and y
sea,ord tExpress) sop. IN.
Harrington, Delna- and way sta.ions,s "
q. m, IL IS y. "a.
ixpross for Dover, hasrinaton and Del
liner, 10 IS q. II. and IL OF night.
Franklin Oiry. $50 a. IN.
Express for Cspe Uharlss, Old Point Dom
fort and Norfolk, 10 IS a. m, ana l. y night
Leave Philadelphia, broad ttreot, 10
tWilmington (sxpresel. II 70, $50, 20, ~
Ii 10, 10 0s, 10 20, II IS, II t5 q. M, 3ol, 80.
lean sos, b2l, o OF, 0 o., li.2o AID IL 70 J.. Ie
L Account odation, 0 so, 10 - q. "a. ia. y
Ia %. n 8 IS, 10 90 10 ~ and II II y. m.
i For further intornatiou pssssnTer9 arc n
lferIel to the ttsEol ofico At the ftttion.
Trsias marked thus tslaro limited oxprcsl
Upon yhiih extra isfe Ia charged,
J. II. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
/ UHlrr % T. PuaH 9onerSl MSpa-~'
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every hand. You will see
them draped and festooned
under the sky-lights. on the|
counter ends, about the win
dows and wherever the space
permitted; you'll see piles Of
woven stufs till you'll won.
der if there are people
enough on the continent to
wear them all.
The masses of materials,
the brilliant coIorings, the
various weaves, the novel ct.
fects, will each have a charm.
There'll be newness and
neatness at every step.
You'll meet with the old
friends in cotton and wooden
and silk and mixed fibyes;
| hut for every one maybe an
other, maybe halt a dozen,
that are strangers. We want
YOU to see them all, and
know them all. We've put
names on many o! them Sc
} that you may.
But it isn't alone tor hav-
, ing met new things tha'
: you'll value this occasion
i Some Of the new stuffs ma
} be no better ..'Aan things 20
). already know, perhaps nc
e so good. One of The su;
:. prises will be to see the oil
T. iavorites in new guise.
The charm OF 6 Par,
dc Dress is not alone in tn
BY material. No stuff SO plaI
d. that a touch Of sprlghtline:
an and "chic" cannot be give
U W. it in the makeup by a ia
~ ciful quirk or two as simp
ito to as winking. The know'hc
ion is the hard thing. This c
, % casicn should make it east
is for every one Of you
AIRY know how.
} is You'll see about the Stt
e p9. a thousand ''torms" on viii
.m- the shape and draplng Q
. '1 to dress skirt can Re proper
SIGN shown. NJ two drap
, sra' alike; pc two cornbinatic
Of alike. 4 Mousamd ideas
ARE are iuIabMg and f0m61nah!
tslWorth coming from the
, ..i. cifo to see such q displ
Dide There's never been q
W., we thing like it in this coun
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ncsTPONED PUBLIC SALE OF Il
building lots on the premises, 10
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1857,

Commencing sharp, at 4 O'Clock p. m.
VIII be cold II building lots, situated on
Maraet, Moore Tatnall. Twenty-third and
Twen.y.sixth strcetg, and on tho limo Of the
extension Of the City Passenger hallway to
klverview cemetery.
TERMS: % per Cent. when the p!operty is
struck eli, and the balance in 60 DAYS, Dy
givi5y note with approved cpdoIser, saripg
| interest from day Of sale. Settlement in all
cases to be made on or before April II, at IL
10 :, or sale may be declared void at the
epticn Of tie sc Ter. -
EVAsS PErNIEGTON,
m25t Agoai 10 effect the sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04

OoNr sHIPPERs now designate the
Inssr-0tate Commerce law rs the rob-
now oommiss ion.
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wANA3.AAEE
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, April !. 1887.
This is Monaay, Ab17l

This is Monaay, Abr7l
}M.
Tn days ue've 6eea tell
ing Mat tie Store 50iH be a
today. We are on
hiaI and jon aviH come 10
test the truth Of tile tca-day
story.
To-day Jou 5viU realize
enzbAatiealy that this Store
is, first and a600e all else, a
Dry GoOas StOye,. and, al.
MoagA mnrA besides, that i.
is tie first Dry Goods Hons'
|of this ciLy,an9 first Of all M'
Retail Dry Goods Houses 0
] Ame1ita. Tie witnesses ar
here-1aJ;1es BY Am1drcd.
, , styles by thousands, pieces b
!, TINS Of thousands.
And 7tlM all this ARA
/ you don't see all tile stocl
Il The yesey0e stoved away I
l. cellar and on UPPER foo,
o. o. more than equals all your E..
1a 1o., man, ch
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N, B. DANF0RTH,
a. Il; Cor. End and Market SITS.

rASSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
n TAR IL the bes. and most raliaDIe ar
L oareeness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Chronic
Catarrhe, and ell diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs. No family should be without It.
For sale by q. $. smith, cprner Deiaware
avenue and Dupont street; T. J. Gallagher
& BIO, 1903 and 20ci Market street; T. W.
Fenn, MS and 2l7 West sth street; T. b.
UertmeII, carner 9th and Madison streets;
r. T. Dilworth, Northwest corner and anc
Jefferson streets, wilmington, DOL llSot
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500 pieces Crinkled Seer
suckers, S cents a yard.
$50 pieces finest French sat-
cen, 25 cents. Hand
some bu. not the latest
designs.
100 pieces Egyptian Cloth
with Bourette Stripes,
and plain tor comblna
ton, Is cents.
60 pieces finest Scotch
| Zephyr Ginghams il
pale blues, slightly soil
ed, 10 cents.
500 pieces various ORES
Stuffs in plaids, stripe
and checks, 20 cents.
aoo pieces Printed Challi:
20 cents.
$50 pieces All-wool SeIg
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r UxECkA.

MOTT oE-THE WILMINGTON ODoR.
IN less Excsvating Company, No. 8, is
now prepared to execute all orders prompt.
ly. All parties having work In our line can
have the same afforded 10 ~ leaving their
orders at either Of the following PLACES:
Otise Of the Board Of Health. Telephone
call C23. samuel Stsnley's, COZ East eth
street. Matthew J. Kyla's, Front AID
Adams streets, Coupany'a Office, 1871 But
tcnwood stree {. Orders respectfully solicited
JAMES nj. WlHUhESltk BRO.
mls-sod-2n
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ceased, with the dtlt9i . o. ,o,,el
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fnrty tiays from thrdAli 20 n, 5Iagl
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a '.'iis .ni n-oyi,it,l ana 40 aa-lI|
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theree weeks trtll.-.,. s,.ii1i
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the .s'1 ~, :, "a a,,itrsted u she AIM. ,s
or before Mao, - =. y, :" irh ~ 2
| the Act OF A ssrn y III ~ ilIpiYls
provided. Justi u Ai.aa,.1l
Address. Mcrmal. De-.
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YNUWnAr l.ASp--I hM PkbPAhED
- to ssll 1ukar, coffee, teas, spices ano
general merch4ndise, etc, very low. Good
Headlight oniy 10 cents. X. 5. CHhND
LEX, Eockesein, Del. ml9'2op'
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The Store has put on a
new face. Dress things on
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" EMOViL RLRCKlsTON q Gov
III ilston hag removed from Eignth and
NJ onroe TO FIN ard fdans streets. where
they Will kesp r-s;class grocery store
Their old customers AMI the ci,izsns In
general are Invited TO ca.l m.sot
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A. KELLY.

Retailer of Fine Wines, Whistles, etc.,
tenth and Shiploy streets. Telephone cali
Aia IA eod.u